How High Can You Climb?

mra4nii · October 2014

brimits wrote: »

I'm thinking that you must be in Coldharbour?

In Coldharbour are no dolmens;)

brimits · October 2014

mra4nii wrote: »

brimits wrote: »

I'm thinking that you must be in Coldharbour?

In Coldharbour are no dolmens;)

True! So how about another clue then?

Elsterchen · November 2014

driosketch wrote: »

Elsterchen wrote: »

One doesn't need to fight there... I didn't... I just sneaked (not an NB and i don't have special traits to enhance sneaking and wearing heavy amor at that time).

Templar, waited till he was on one side and sneaked along the opposite edge. I stole the essence of the prize without the honor of winning it in battle, and made my escape down the side I was trying to climb before now that I knew the terrain.

... grumpy old man ... must be an elf! ^^

And i don't like to fight "tall papas" - its a redguard-thing just do not even try to understand it. Btw, skyshards are all over the place - and no, you do not need to "steel" them or fight for them at all.

Stroggnonimus · November 2014

An Anchor form above

Yann · November 2014

I can go as high as I want on my magic rock

Scamandros · November 2014

Tomg999 wrote: »

Slaughterfish are the invisible wall. Or a type of invisible wall, anyway. I believe they only appear when you are trying to get where they don't want you to go.

Like puddles in cyrodil

Cazic · November 2014

Drazhar14 wrote: »

This is one of the things I like about Elder Scrolls. Climbing stuff and seeing where you can explore, then enjoying the view form high up. It's a shame how many invisible walls there are in ESO... not to mention the fog which eliminates any kind of good view. I'm using a mod that disables fog, and it's amazing. I can't imagine ever playing ESO without it.

Which mod/add-on do you have that disables fog?

Drazhar14 · November 2014

Cazic wrote: »

Drazhar14 wrote: »

This is one of the things I like about Elder Scrolls. Climbing stuff and seeing where you can explore, then enjoying the view form high up. It's a shame how many invisible walls there are in ESO... not to mention the fog which eliminates any kind of good view. I'm using a mod that disables fog, and it's amazing. I can't imagine ever playing ESO without it.

Which mod/add-on do you have that disables fog?

It's called ESO Launcher:
http://tamrielfoundry.com/topic/eso-launcher-graphics-enhancer-2/

Warning, once you start using this, every time there is a major game update, you will be depressed for a short amount of time until the mod author updates ESO Launcher to work again

ArcVelarian · November 2014

mra4nii wrote: »

CombatBeard wrote: »

High enough to jump through dark anchors as if they were stargates.

What location is this?

Either Auridon or behind Cloud Ruler Temple in Cyrodiil.

NotSo · November 2014

climbed out of a cave

climbed over the barrier

ShadowHvo · November 2014

This is probably my highest point, and judging by the anchor I'm pretty high up.

You can glitch from Eastmarch to The Rift as well, and even see the Riften Sewers beneath Riften. Haven't found a way down there yet, but at least we know it's ingame.

Hamfast · November 2014

What is the height we are speaking of, distance we could fall?

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majinstef · November 2014

CombatBeard wrote: »

High enough to jump through dark anchors as if they were stargates.

Dude you're so deep you dont know what high means

Pallmor · November 2014

My character can kill a Daedric Prince, but a lowly fish can take him down in 2 seconds.

Anyway kids, whenever climbing or swimming, always remember to bring a towel!

brimits · November 2014

I love all the screenshots above. I actually climbed down for this one

astro74 · November 2014

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^^ the planet seen from where i climbed.